what pellet is recommended ?

chercm

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i have a powder blue , rabbit fish , nemo , green wrasse , yellow wrasse , mandarin fishes and copperband

what do you recommend ?
 
I have been using Salifert Energy for years and the fish seem to really like it.

I recently got the Sustainable Aquatic Pellets, and they come in smaller pellet sizes and the fishes went after those.

And also I got the Reef Nutrition OTO Feeds. These pellets are to be kept in the fridge, and even my shyest fish come out of the rock work when these pellets go in the tank.

Dave B
 
new life spectrum...come in different sizes...

+1

i have used this for years and almost every fish i have had would eat it. keeps the fish nice and fat too. i like to soak mine in selcon every once in awhile. the fish really love it when i do that too.
 
NLS is by far the most recommended. It's also what I use and I've NEVER had a fish not eat them. Lastly Mr Bob Fenner recommends them as well. You can't get a better recommendation.
 
I always buy NLS and both ocean nutrition 1 and 2, I then mix them together in a larger container. So every time I feed pellets there is a nice mix. Also some of the pellets float but its from a small air bubble that forms on the top of them. I usually don't drop the pellets in but give a little force behind them so they all sink right away.
 
Have been feeding different pellets for some time with mixed results. Just purchased NLS pellets and when I first fed them with it , they all took it. My coral beauty and yellow tang love them. It is true about those pellets!!!!1
 
New Life Spectrum pellets here too!
What mean Thera + A ??!?!
All my fish eat it except my pair of Macropharyngodon cyanoguttatus.
I got some Anampses wrasse too, they don't like it too...no flakes no pellets only frozen food and clam.
See ya
David
 
I think that NLS are nice but here in South Africa we only have ocean nutrition and all my fish eat it .
 
My only complaint with NLS is their consistency. I've had lots that turn to dust in water in mere minutes, while others will stay as pellets days later. Since, IME, texture and hardness of a pellet are factors that affect how well fish eat them, or get used to eating them, this is a pain in the butt for me.

ON pellets are noticeably preferred by my butterflies, and are always consistent.
 
My only complaint with NLS is their consistency. I've had lots that turn to dust in water in mere minutes, while others will stay as pellets days later. Since, IME, texture and hardness of a pellet are factors that affect how well fish eat them, or get used to eating them, this is a pain in the butt for me.

ON pellets are noticeably preferred by my butterflies, and are always consistent.

what is on pellets?
 
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